TFS, unable to unlock my own files
I'm not sure how this has happened, I can't seem to unlock my own files:
Can't Undo or Unlock. Please point me to any documentation I may have missed (although I've been googling for 30+ mins). I imagine this is an experience thing.
Solution
This was caused through having the wrong workspace selected.
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